Cardiff Social Care Induction Programme Training Plan – ‘Cardiff Social Care Induction Programme” The Cardiff Social Care Induction Programme will run on a monthly basis and will be delivered as a ‘pick and mix’ menu of options. You can choose to access the learning opportunity that has either been identified as a learning need or is most applicable to your role and responsibilities. Not all learning opportunities needs to be completed if not needed. Method of delivery Face to face sessions offered as part of the induction are - First Aid Manual Handling All Wales Passport (2 days) Safeguarding Adults Level 2 Collaborative Communication (Introduction) These will run Tuesday – Friday in City Hall, Cathays Park, Cardiff, CF10 3ND and will be delivered by the Social Care Training and Development Team Please note – Safeguarding Adults is running at Level 2 (Group B Practitioner). Should your role require you to under take Level 3 (Group C Practitioner) learning, please contact Catrin Davies ([email protected]) or for external staff please contact Julie Lever ([email protected] ) Collaborative Communication is running at an introductory level, and you may be required to complete further learning, depending on your role. Mondays are dedicated to completion of any self-directed learning relevant to your role – these will not be held at City Hall and will therefore need to be completed at a venue that is most suitable for your role and responsibilities. At the end of this document you will find a range of suggested self-directed learning opportunities for you to choose from, however we would recommend the following learning is prioritised in line with your role and responsibilities – Dementia Food Hygiene Infection Control Audience - Adult Services, Housing & Communities, External Social Care Staff, Unpaid Carers, Personal Assistants, Micro Carers. Subject Dates Day Time Aims & Objectives Self-Directed Learning 11th September 2023 9th October 2023 6th November 2023 4th December 2023 8th January 2024 5th February 2024 11th March 2024 Monday Mondays are dedicated for completion of any self-directed learning relevant to your role. These will not be held at City Hall and you will need to be completed at a venue most suitable for your role. Below this table you will find a range of suggested self-directed learning opportunities, however we would recommend the following are prioritised in line with your role and responsibilities – · Dementia · Food Hygiene · Infection Control First Aid 12th September 2023 10th October 2023 7th November 2023 5th December 2023 9th January 2024 6th February 2024 12th March 2024 Tuesday 8.45am – 4:00pm To provide learners with the basic skills in order to offer emergency assistance for those identified as requiring it. Learners will be able to: · Identify the roles and responsibilities of a first aider and appointed person, how to minimise the risk of infection to self and others and the need for consent to provide first aid · To discuss and demonstrate the DRABCD approach to managing first aid · Demonstrate the following: · adult CPR using a manikin · placing a casualty into the recovery position · monitoring of breathing whilst the casualty is in the recovery position · Identify and demonstrate how to administer first aid to a casualty who is: · Choking · Displaying signs of a seizure · Presenting with an external bleed · suffering from shock · Presenting with different types of wounds, minor burns and scolds Manual Handling All Wales Passport (2 days) 13th & 14th September 2023 11th & 12th October 2023 8th & 9 November 2023 6th & 7th December 2023 10th * 11th January 2024 7th & 8th February 2024 13th & 14th March 2024 Wednesday & Thursday 9:00am – 4:30pm Aim The training aims to provide the learner with knowledge, understanding and skills in manual handling to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injuries caused by poor practice in the workplace. Learning Outcomes: Modules A & B 1.Define the term “manual handling” · 2. Describe the causes and effects of musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) 3. Outline considerations for the prevention and management of musculoskeletal disorders · 4. Outline the legislation relevant to the safe moving and positioning of people · 5. Describe the importance of ergonomics and risk assessment factors to be considered, including dynamic risk assessment in reducing the risk of injury to self or others · 6. Describe the principles of safer handling of loads, including good posture · 7. Identify the risks involved in team handling, handling large awkward loads and the importance of good communication. · 8.Demonstrate an understanding of person-centred approaches · 9.Outline the management arrangements for safer handling within the organisation e.g. policy, risk assessment & training · 10.Demonstrate an understanding of formal and dynamic risk assessment. · 11.Demonstrate the following techniques: Pushing and pulling Lifting and lowering a load from/to the floor or low level Supporting & carrying a load · 12. Demonstrate basic safety checks of equipment as appropriate Safeguarding Adults 15th September 2023 13th October – 2023 10th November 2023 8th December 2023 12th January 2024 9th February 2024 15th March 2024 Friday Morning 10:30am - 12:30pm This Level 2 Safeguarding Adults session is aimed at Group B practitioners in line with the Wales Safeguarding Procedures, as part of the Cardiff Social Care Induction Programme. Group B practitioners are defined as those who spend time with people in a group setting or on a one-to-one basis. They will have a particular responsibility in relation to the people they work with and will need a higher level of knowledge than those in Group A because of their direct involvement with people. The people they work with may or may not have safeguarding concerns. The standards aim to give you an understanding about safeguarding and what you must do in cases of actual or potential harm, abuse or neglect. Aims and Objectives • To understand your role in relation to safeguarding adults from abuse, neglect and harm • To recognise different types of abuse, neglect and harm • To know what actions to take if you have a concern about an adult at risk Collaborative Communication 15th September 2023 13th October – 2023 10th November 2023 8th December 2023 12th January 2024 9th February 2024 15th March 2024 Friday afternoon 1:30-4:30pm This is session is an introduction to Collaborative Communications, a strengths-based approach to achieving outcomes. It is aimed at all staff who join the local authority. It is also suitable for those in private sector settings, volunteers, unpaid carers and personal assistants. Aims and Objectives To learn “what is Collaborative communications?”- strengths based approach to meeting outcomes in Cardiff. To understand meaningful outcomes for the citizens of Cardiff you work with in line with the Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act 2014. OARS communication approach (Open, Affirm, Reflect and Summarise). Deepen reflective listening skills, reflective statements. Self-Directed Learning Opportunities We recommend the following learning is prioritised in line with your role and responsibilities – Dementia awareness Host: Learning Pool Accessed at: Course: Ymwybyddiaeth Dementia Ar-lein / Online Dementia Awareness (learningpool.com) Food Hygiene Host: Learning Pool Accessed at Course: Food Hygiene Awareness Blended Learning (learningpool.com) Inflection Control Host: Learning Pool Accessed at Course: Infection Control Awareness Blended Learning (learningpool.com) Additional Self-Directed Learning Opportunities The following suggested self-directed learning opportunities may also be suitable for your role and responsibilities. Workbooks [email protected] Understanding the Mental Capacity Act 2005 Food Hygiene Inflection Control Medication Administration Chronic Conditions Diabetes Awareness Sepsis Awareness All Wales Induction Framework 1 - Principles and Values (adults) 2 - Principles and Values (children and Young People) 3- Health & Well-being Adults 4 - Health & Well-being Children and Young People 5 - Professional Practice 6 – Safeguarding 7 - Health and Safety eLearning Prevention of Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) & Catheter Associated Infection (CAUTI) in Older Adults Available at; https://rise.articulate.com/share/0UxY6MWK24YlMBOQRe82SOjsC2GaCT71 Autism Awareness Host: Learning Pool Accessed at; https://cardiff.learningpool.com/course/view.php?id=849 “Understanding Effective Communication and Autism”: Online Module Host: Learning Pool Accessed at: Course: Modiwl Awtistiaeth A Deall Sut I Gyfathrebu’n Effeithiol Ar-Lein / Understanding Effective Communication and Autism Online Module (learningpool.com) Sound knowledge, understanding and application of infection prevention and control (level 02) Host: Social Care Wales Accessed at: Sound knowledge, understanding and application of… | Social Care Wales Understanding the Mental Capacity Act 2005 Host: Learning Pool Accessed at Course: Mental Capacity Act Blended Learning (learningpool.com) Person centred care Host: Learning Pool Accessed at Course: Person Centred Care Blended Learning (learningpool.com) Medication Administration Host: Learning @ Wales – Accessed at: Learning@Wales (nhs.wales) Please see guidance notes below for information on how to access this learning – Prevent Host: Home Office Accessed at: INTRODUCTION TO PREVENT E-LEARNING PACKAGE Dementia Care Host; Alison Free Learning Platform - Care Giving Skills – Dementia Care Accessed at: Caregiving Skills Dementia Care | Free Online Course | Alison (one in a million to follow) Dementia Awareness Host; SCIE – Social Care Institute for Excellence Accessed at; Dementia awareness (Tier 1): e-learning course - SCIE VAWDASV Host: Learning Pool Accessed at: Course: Trais yn erbyn menywod, cam-drin domestig a thrais rhywiol / Violence Against Women, Domestic Abuse & Sexual Violence (learningpool.com) Safeguarding Safeguarding Host; Learning Pool Accessed at: Course: Modiwl Ar-lein Diogelu Plant ac Oedolion / Corporate Safeguarding Children & Adults Awareness Raising Online Module (learningpool.com) Safeguarding Group A (for those who do not have access to Learning Pool) Host: Social Care Wales Accessed at: Group A Safeguarding | Social Care Wales Understanding Tourette’s Syndrome Host: Learning Pool Accessed at Course: Understanding Tourette Syndrome Blended Learning (learningpool.com) Introduction to Parkinson’s Host; Parkinsons.org Accessed at: Introduction to Parkinson's (Excellence Network) | Parkinson's UK (parkinsons.org.uk)